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PACIFIC COAST.
A GENTLE SIZZLE-SOZZLE IN THE
INTERIOR.
Shooting Scrapes-Arizona Storms
Railroad Traffic-State Board
of Trade-Etc.
INTERIOR DEVELOPMENT.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE RRcoRD-uN1oN.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-22
CENTS SHOES

Congress Caters seamless quarter top So.
Gents Calf Congress- imitation Lace London
Gents English Grain Walking Shoe, medium toe $3
Gents Plain Bamora quarter k S
Gents Guaranteed All Calf plain
and London toe with tips So rs.
Gents swed Fasthed oxfords
dressy, So so.
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Two Years at Folsom.

lCopyrgt, IsS7, 5y tie California associated Press
WOODLAND, September 21st.-John Leo,
the German who stabbed man at Davis
vile some months ago in very atrocious
manner, was found guilty yesterday of as
sault to murder and sentenced to two
years at Folsom. As Leo is hardened
criminal and murderer, the light sentence
accustomed nucL rom arI-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-22
The Hop Market.
Icopw1gat, 1887, by the California associated Press.
Constitution Day,

Copyright, 1857, by tie California associated FressI
NEW YORK, September 21st-[Special. i
The Post editorially suggests that Septem-
Der 18th be set apart for national holiday,
to be known as Constitution Day end saws
1t would be natural supplement of Inde-
pendence Day, and is as fit an occasion for
national observance as can be thought of,
/ if suffering is likely to ensue from the want
OF more pOpnlar MAY DAYS
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Copyright, 1857, by tAe California associated Press
RED BLUFF, September 2lst.-There is
marked activity here in real estate, amount
ing almost to 8 boom. To-day one tract of
400 acres was sold to a syndicate to be sub
divided into ten-acre tracts. Another piece
of land was sold, containing 700 acres, at
$40 per acre. 1t was offered three months
ago at $35. The sales so far this week
reach 5000 00O.
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Respectfully,
MORTON MAEYE,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
Democratic 9ieesinE.

The meeting was called to order at
Accomac G, H., last Monday by Geo.
f. parramore and ]. W. G. Blackstone
was elected secretary. Nj. Parrmore
in in appropriate speech resigned his
position as chairman and Frank NJ.
Boggs was chosen temporary chairman
Mr.. Boggs having announced that nom
nations were in order for county chair
man, Dir. John w. Bowdoin WAS NOM
mated and the Office was forced upon
him rs the unanimous, choice of the
Democratic party.
j. W. G. Blackstone offered two reso-
lutlons, which after being discussed by
Prof. Brent and himself, and amended
by YIN. 3. Pitts. were passed in the
following form:
Resolved, l. That it is the sense of
this meeting that primary election in
the Democratic party, be held for all
The county Offices to be filled 1T the next
spring election. q
Resolved, 2. That the chairman ap-
point a committee Of five, one from each
magisteI ial district, any three Of whom
may act, to select the time for holding
said primary and to draft rules to gov
ern the same; said committee to report
to Democratic mass meeting on the
first day Of the next term of the
County Court. Tie chairman appoint
ed the following committee: For the
Islands districts, Nm. j. Matthews;
Atlantic, DR.. Jos. =. Brodwater; Me-
tompkin, Capt. Jas. r. Hickman; Lee,
J. W. G. Blackstone; Pungoteague, w.
T. Mason.
Prof. Brent then offered the following
resolution, which was passed:
Resolved, that it is the sense of this
meeting that all white Democrats, who
voted for Cleveland and Hendricks and
all who have arrived at age since, who
are willing to support the nominees OF
the primary election, shall be allowed TO
participate in said primary and the
councils Of the party. On motion the
meeting adjourned.
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rhe meetinc WAS called 10 order by

L
the president, Capt. E. i. East.
The committee appointed at former
meeting to draft constitution and by
laws for the Association. reported same
and they were adopted by the meeting.
DR.. O. 3. Finney offered the follow
ing resolution Which VAS adopted viz:
Resolved, that this Association recon-
mends the formation of local assOcia-
lions in the various sections of the coun-
ty to act in concert with this Assocla-
ton.
The following officers were elected for
The year 1887, viz: Capt. Ed. J.. East,
president; Geo. W. McMath, secretary.
and Dr.. 0. b. Flnncv, treasurer.
Jas. G. Weaver addressed tho Associ-
alton OH the aims and purposes OF the
organization, urging the Importance of
united action on the part of our farmers
in order to foster and develop the truck
ing and fruit growing enterprise ON the
Eastern Shore of Va. He said inasmucll
rs we can no longer compete i'll cereals
with the Farmers Of the West, we should
turn our attention entirely to growing
trucks and fruits. With SO many nd
vanrages, as;to soil, climate and close
proximity to the great markets OF the
North, he predicted that this county
would soon become one vast truck and
fruit garden.
John W. II. Parker called the atten-
ton If the Association to the enormous
cost Of barrels used in shipping sweet
potatoes and other trucks and inquired
if something could not be done to obvi-
ate the enormous cost Of barrels and
packages to the shipper. After long
discussion in regard to the matter, the
whole subject was referred TO n commit
tee 10 take the matter under advisement
and report their action to this Assnca-
ton. The following members were ap-
pointed on said committee, Geo. w.
McMath, Jas. n. Turlnglon, a. G.
Kelly, Vim. i. Pitts and George Kill
mon.
Tho secretary referred to the great
loss OF berry crates shipped by rail last
season, caused in part by the negligence
of employees in putting off empties at
wrong stations, and suggested that tais
association el,!r:lvor to make arrange
ments With the n, y. p. & \. Railroad,
to bill I'LL empties free, by releasing the
company from liabilities if lost. The
subject WIS referred to the committee
on barrels and packages.
T. l.. East, Geo. w. Mason, Jas. G.
" eaver, Geo. G. Watson and Thomas
G. Pitts We're appointed committee to
see the f. S. Steamboat Company and
the n. Y. P. & \. r. r. CO.. with a
view of securing better freight rates on
trucks aAd fruits The coming season.
On motion, The observation-disclosures
to meet at the Grange Hall at the Fair
Grounds on Saturday, Feb. Goth next,
at o'clock p. III.
GEO. W. MCMATu, Sec.
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Tomy Fellow.Citizens Of Accomac
JOHN ]. GUNTER

Tony Citizens Of Accomac
County
hereby announce myself candidate
for Commemorative Attorney in the
election to be held next spring. have
held the Office for the last eighteen
months by the appointment of Judge
Parramore and during that time I have
prosecuted to the best of my ability ev-
cry violation CT the law without preiu-
dice or partially; and if my fellow-coun-
tymen approve my course, and see fit to
continue me in office for a regular term,
1 shall lie gratefulto them, and endeav-
or to fill the office with credit to myself
and the county. I, of course, shall BE-
subject to the primary election, if the
Democratic party decide upon sncll 4
course. Respectfully yours,
J. H. FLETCHER. JR.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-02-05

VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Court
for the county Of Accomack, in the
vacation Of the said court, January It'll,
1857.
james II. Honey and Theodosia, his
wife EIalntllis.
against
Hiram P Poulson, Thomas NJ. Poul
son and Ellen, lis wife, Johlsy Poul-
son and Mary, his wife, Mg%g...U. Poul-
son and sarah, his w;iaaNsFSf'rederick
Cook and Amelia, his WIZ, P 1lIy Poul-
son, William .IustlS and rriph.nia, his
wife, George Martin, ST., the husband
of Catharine PoulsOn, deceased, Tri-
plenia Martin, Hattie Martin and
George Martin, Jr.....................De fts.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to obtain
the decree of the said Court for SAFE for
purposes of partition amongst the heirs
at law of Triphcnla POuison, deceased,
OF Il certain piece or parcel Of land, con-
tanning ninety acres. more or less, Of
which said dcccdent died, seized and
possessed situated in the county of Ac-
comack, and bounded IS follows, n. e.
by til, land of Wan. S0mers. n. W by
Muddy Creek, 5. w by the land OF Jas.
Williams heirs and S. Z. by that Of
VIM. Somers.
Affidavit having been made before the
clerk of the said court that the defen-
dants. Frederick Cook and Amelia, his
wife, George Martin, ST., Triphenia
Martin, Hattie Martin and George
Martin. Jr., are non residents of this
State, on the motion Of tile plaintiffs, by
their attorney, it is ordered that they do
appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order and do WHAT'S
necessary to protect their interests; and
thai this order,be published once aweek
for foHr successive weeks III the pen
ENTEKpRIsE," u newspaper
published at Acco!nack. Z. H., in SAID
county, and also posted at the front door
of the court house Of the county on the
lrst day Of the next term OF the County
Court Of the said county.
Test. NJ. OLDHAM, JR., G. 9.
: 0I Tcst. NJ. OLDHAM, JR. &C.
Sam ~ Ross d. q.
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NoTIcE-Clay, VIM. +. Floyd. owner,
will make short season from February
LIST to April 10th, at S25 to insure a
mare with foal. He will stand ut Lo-
custville but will go to Drummondtown
und Powelton If services are desired,
once week. Will go to any neighbor-
hood not more than or miles distant,
at least mares are to be served, if
services not required ut home. He will
be strictly limited to 20 mares and IA
have been booked. Mares from distance
will be taken and fed at actual cost Ut
feed. Clay was advertised at S25 this
year because the owner WAS under obi
cations to do so-his services will never
he offered again at that price.
VIM. E. Floyd.
louisville.
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7liIlcOtcEG'ssc.
Numerous drurmcrs ard candidates
of late have favored us with their visits.

Numerous drunmcrs ard candidates
of late have favored Us with their visits.
The show windows of our merchants
are decorated from top to bottom With
sentimental and comic valentines.
Another prospective statesman has
arrived in our midst, and his pa, Mr.. E..
w. Richardson. now smiles continually.
The oyster shocking business of d. j.
Wheaton & Co., is proving success
The orders on the firm have doubled OF
late. and five times rs many hands are
now employed as were formerly.
Very many of our citizens vino were
soldiers during the latter war, and are
now old and unable to earn a support
are Watching with interest the pension
bill now in the hands Of committee Of
Congress.
The steam yacht, built by Pitts& Dill
worth, of Berlin, Md, for New York
sporting club, made trial trip toour
waters on Saturday. She is vety hand
some and was much admired by our
buatsmen.
The case of Lewis and Tracey, IS to
the ownership of a certain portion of
Toms Cove, was heard before Justices
Baker and Birch, last week. ~The JUS
ticeS were divided in opinion, and the
case was sent on to our county court.
Two organizations of our NJ /. Church,
known as Buds of Promise and Busy
Bees are doing good work for their
church. Each is to put memorial
window into their new church. y fes-
tlval held by the former on January Goth
and 9th Melted Sl6S. "a.
The communication Of -. D. p"
meets with u hearty response here
Men of all shades Of political opinion
say, let lis have II. Oldham, Jr., for
clerk Of Our county court'(it the present
worthy occupant is to retire.. and John
ID. Grant Tor circuit court cleik.
Many of our people OH account of The
dullncss OF the oyster. market of late,
have been engaged i'll catching CLAIMS, the
catch aggregating daily about 100 600,
which sell here at $l.25 per Thousand
and i'll the city 1T SIS. The 'catcher"
makes when sold here from - to s. per
day.
Lieut.. Wild, of the Cutter Report,
who now has hi headquarters at the
Atlantic, has recomme need that The
cutter be laid up during the winter
months. at which time she is unfit for
service, and thereby save the govern
ment the expense of one hundred dol
lars more per mouth.
1t is TO be hoped that the Interstate
Commerce Bill will operate for Che good
of our people. They 10 notrecognize the
justiceof being charged so cents on a
barrel of oysters 10 Philadelphia, when
Il barrel from Norfolk only costs so
cents. Twenty-Five thousand barrels
are shipped from here annually, and The
difference in freight 10 us therefore is
just IS 600.
Recent arrivals at the Atlantic: J.
II. Morrow, NJ. II. Stevenson, james
Hancock, Philadelphia; Il. S. shirk,
Lancaster, Pa; J. S. Atkins, n. Y; G.
Ii. Ames, G. w. Gardiner, Geo. E.Scott,
w. II Andrews, J.W .Burch. Baltimore;
LIE. Neck, Jas. II. Fletcher, Jr., S. D.
Fletcher, Accomac.
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Capt. O. A. Browne, authorizes
the following: cat the request Of
many persons interested in the Ac-
comac and Northampton Agricul-
sural Association; an organization
to locate and operate a Fair on the
line of the Rail, hereby appoint
Feb. 9th at 10 a. M, as the time
for everyone feeling an interest in
this work, to meet at Accomac G.
e., to take such action as may be
deemed best to carry out the OBJ
ject ia view
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-02-05

Dir. Jos. B. Doughty, of Norfolk
county, formerly Of this county,
visited our people last Monday in
the interest Of the American Fer
tilizer Company, OF which he is one
of the directors. MIR. Doughts is
one Of the thrifty truckers around
Norfolk and uses exclusively the
goods which he Is Offering to our
farmers. Mr.. Jos. j. Wescott.
Keller Stat I'm, has been appointed
agent for 81 z firm, through whom
all orders will be promptly attend
cd to.
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Pocomoke Super phosphate, a
popular fertilizer with many Of our
farmers, is again ready for deliv-
cry through their agents on the
Eastern Shore. The large sales OF
it which have been made in our
county for many Years, fully war
rants the claim that is made for it
of being a first class article. 1t is
doubtless a very superior fertilizer
and is this year up to its usual
standard.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-A large store
and dwelling in Pocomolle City, Nd
the best business town on The Peninsu-
1t is centrally located, has new heat
and every other convenience, excel
ent water, summer kitchen, coal, wood
md poultry mouse, grape vines and large
lot attached. The business done at
lstore is large and daily increasing, Pos
session will be given Immediately if the
stock of goods, which is also offered for
sale is disposed of. For further partic-
uars apply to J. w. Edmonds.
Accomac G. H., Va.
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Rev. J. Wright Norris. author
ICES the following announcement:
"Mr. James II. Fletcher, Jr., will
make an address at the M. p.
Church on the evening OF the ter
rapin and oyster supper 70 be Civ
en- Wednesday night the 9th, in
the old school house at Lcemont.-
IN case of rain the event will be
postponeduntil the following night.
al are invited.8
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I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Sheriff in the ensuing election. Al
though somewhat opposed to primary
elections for various reasons, if the
right is extended to all of the white vo-
tiers who choose to come in, L will abide
by sucllrulings as the Democratic party
may elect. A part of my objections for
primary elections are as follows:
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HoTman's whnrc.

Schooner Alice Dudley, reported
ashore last week was gotten of last Fri
day.
S. K. Martin s. Co., have just re-
ceived cargo OF shingles and plaster
ing laths.
Capt. n. S. Hoffman and Miss Mag
gle Jones, were married Wednesday OF
last week.
Capt. w. G. Hoffman and wife are in
Baltimore and will remain there for
several days.
Candidates for the several Offices have
not visited us yet. and consequently are
not much talked Of.
Chas. D. Hickman and Miss Melinda
Charnock, were married at Evergreen
church OIL 2nd inst. Rev. ]. R.Sturgis,
officiating.
The American Fish Guano Co., will
give premiums on produce raised from
VirginiuS and Ocean guano-the pro.
duce to be exhibited at E. Shore Agri-
cultural Fair.
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Aunouncem cafs.

To the Voters of Accomac COUNTY,
l announce mYselfa candidate for the
office of Commemorative Attorney, at
the May election, 1887. Subject how
ever to the decision of the Democratic
party in Il primary election.
Respectfully,
JOHN J. GUNTER.
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Fon RENT-Iarge new mansion, out
building, lawn, ice house, 20 acres of
good trucking land, 4lcres OF wheat and
clover, large woods, in the village Of
Belle IIAzsn, possession at once.
Geo. W. Jacob.
Belle Haven, Va.
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Pursuant to announcement, the
Truckers and ruit Growers Associa-
ton of Acccmac met in the Town Hall
in Onancock, Jan. Goth at . o'clock p.
m. Notwithstanding the inclemency
of the weather. the Hall was filled with
prominent truckers and fruit growers
and much interest and enthusiasm was
manifested on the part of the large
gathering Of farmers present.
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For SALE.-Two COWS. { Ayreshire,
the one large the other of medium size
ut $50 ami so, each to calye early in
spring. Also lot Of cypress potato bed
frames, already made and as good as
new. Smith Is. Martin.
IIOtfmanS' Wharf.
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Nor1cE-G.B. Fosque of G. B. Fosque
s. Co., is now off buying spring goods
seeds of all kinds, peas, radish, &c, gu
ano, kainit, refuse salt, everything the
farmer needs. He will return Il day or
two before friday, or the lst Of Feb
ruary, if the weather continues open.
G., B. Fosque & Co.,
Onancock.
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I hereby announce myselfa candidate
for reelection to the Office of Sheriff,
subject, however, to tile decision of the
Democratic party at the primary cleo
ton, should such a course be adopted.
JNO.H WISE.
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WM. D. TUNNEL.

.
To the Democrats OF Accomack.
I announce myself as a candidate for
the,oflice Of Commonwealth Attorney,
subject to whatever rules may be adopt
ed by the Democratic party for the So
lection of candidates. 1t has been re-
ported by the Eastern Virgnan. and by
people interested against me, that un
der certain circumstances L: will with
draw from the contest. This is all false
absolutely false and without founda-
tion from either me or my father who is
reported to be the one in whose favor [
am to Withdraw. I shall he & candidate
until my interest.in the result is decid-
ed. Respectfully.
GEO. F. PAREAs1oRE.
lean imagine no co mbinatlon of cir.
cumstances that would Justify nae in
Geo. f. PARA more to give
up. his aspiration TO the office of Com
monweath's Attorney in my favor, nor
would I avail myself'of it, if he desired
to 10 so, nor will l be candidate
against him.
Respectfully,
THos. G. PARRAMoRE.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l. I. Johnson of
Leemont, entertained their friends
handsomely en- the 25th anniYersa-
ry OF their marriage-Nonday, 81,
ult., and were the recipients Of nu-
merous handsome aud useful pres
cuts on the OCCASION.
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Respectfully,
CuO II GlDP1coN
RIcuMoSD, VA. Jan. 20, 'S7.

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. ", 81.
DEAl, SIR: Allow me to call ynnrat-
tention to section % of new criminal
Code. page 378 Acts Of 1878, which
directs Justices within thirty laysafter
trial of miSdcme;mnr. II there WAS
conviction. to certify te the countylor
corporation court the amount of fine.
term OF impri onmcnt, costs. kind of
execution and name Of officer to whom
il was delivpred-and if there was an ac-
uuittal. to certify TO said court casts OF
trial and TO whom due; and if Judgment
for costs was rendered against prosecu-
tor, the name OF the officer tn whom OK
ecuticn WAS delivered; it ALEC directs the
clerk of such court tn record such Ger
tilicatcS i'll Il book TO be kept for. that
purpose. !.
Section II of said chapter directs that
allowances to- witnesses for common
wealth, payable by the State shall be pad
out Of the treasury upon certificates OF
court.
Sections 5 and 6, chapter 10, new
criminal Cole, Acts of ISIS, provides
that in misdemeanor cases where there
is prosecutor. the State will not pay
witnesses whether there is a conviction
or acquittal; that where there is no pros
ecutor and there is an acquittal, the
State will pay witnesses for the COM
monwcalth: that if there is no prosccu-
tor and a conviction, the State will pay
witnesses for The commonwealth If the
fees caunot be made out OF the defen-
dant.
In certifying fees of witnesses for the
commonwealth in such cases the facts
should he set out so as to enable The Au-
ditor to see whether they can be paid
under provisions of the law referred TO.
In some Instances fees Of witnesses in
misdcmcanor cases have been paid upon
certificates of Justices, but I am adj
vsed by the encouragement that they
should be puid only upon certificate of
the court. us directed hy section IL,
chapter rs of new criminal Code above
referred 10.
am advised by the encouragement
that only hefamily physician is required
to be summoned to testify before a
commission of lunacv. see section IA.
chapter 50, page iii Code 1873. and
that sucllpliys ician is not entitled Tor
his attendance to anything more than
is paid to other witnesses. There is no
law to pay witnesses for attendance be-
fore IL commission of lnnacy and there
fore claims for such attendance will not
lie paid.
Respectfully,
MORTON MARYE,
Anditor of pnhlic Accounts,
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vii f f.i. s. n T. eTt lhagafs OF F1ngoteague
and Miss Sarah J. Crockettof Girls
field, Md, we're married last Wed
nesday, aud arrived home by train
on same day. A reception was held
at the residence of the groom.
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For RENT-A dwelling at Pocomoke
City, Md. large and conveniently ar
ranged, with large garden and lot, deep
dry cellar. excellent water, centrally To-
Gated and suitable fol boarding house.
Possession can be given Immediately.
For further particulars address
Mrs. U. B. Henderson,,
Pocomoke City, Md.
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Mr.. Geo. f. Ward, oflate APRON
iuent farmer near Belle Haven, has
moved to Baltimore and will be-
come q commercial tourist.
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NorrcE.-I. hereby forewarn all per-
son or persons from hauling seine OH
my shore, also from cunning or trapping
of any kind on my premises. under full
penalty OF The law. z. Il. Taylor.
Oct. II, IS.
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che low rates made atthe "Malt-
by House, Baltimore for members
of the TIP. a. and others travelling
on business with It's excellent ac-
Communications, is making that ho
tel 0eservedly popular.
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The personal property of Joseph
IT. Bull, deceased, will be sold on
his late premises near Fair Oaks,
on Friday, Feb. 18th.